If I have a hotshoe to PC port adapter will this work with my D3100?
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Don't believe it will...it has to plug into the 10 pin propietary plug that some of the Nikon cameras have. My old D70 doesn't have it but my new D800 does.
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I'm pretty sure you will It has the same screw port as the d5100. That's what I use. I hope this helps
1734787
I have the D3200 and it works with it. Can't say about the D3100, but I would think it will.
1160678
Check the product description to see if your model is listed as one that will work with the remote. I have a d3100 and it does work.
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Completely so, yes. I usually go to the Nikon website and check accessories matched to my D3100. I purchased this release and it works fine. It uses the top connector on the left side of the camera, right under the rubber door. Also if you have (or will buy) the Nikon GPS unit, it has an "extra" connector so you can use it and the remote at the same time.
284857
Just hook it to the port mine was Nikon 3100. Have some new batteries in it should work.
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Yes, it will work. It works perfectly on my D7000, so it will work on a D3100.
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Don't see why not. It works with my D3100 and they are basucally the same camera with slightly different optics.
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Absolutely, it works great with the D3100. Performs well, only thing when using on camera flash can get a shadow at bottom of photo. It's a little heavy but overall quite satisfied. Great for outdoors!
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This should work fine with d3100. It works great on my d5100, which is essentially the same camera with just a few extra features. This lens is far superior to the ones that come with the camera kits. Hope this helps.
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I don't know; I bought this for a Nikon D3000, please check with the seller to see if this will work with a D3100.
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The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I am aware of. The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I... » Read More The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I am aware of. « Show Less
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I have a Nikon D300s and it works fine on that. I am not sure about the Canon, but if it helps, the section that slides into the hotshoe has a gap in the centre of it, perhaps this is designed to bypass the switch?
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Yes it is. The D3200 has a DC-2 type connector. If you check out vello's site or the manual for the D3200, they will tell you port comparability.
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Yes it will work with any DSLR with a hotshoe and Speedlite which has a pc sync port
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Rachael,I don't think it will work on D3100 it is meant for D50, D70, D70s, and D100
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It's an MC-DC2 which plugs into the GPS slot of the camera. I have a D3100 which it works fine with, no issues so far. You can see a picture of the plug here http://www.doc-diy.net/photo/remote_pinout/